New Hampshire House rejects refinery amendment
The New Hampshire House voted 233 to 109 to defeat an amendment allowing state site evaluation committees to override local zoning for refineries. The debate centered on protecting home rule while considering a proposed Olympic Refineries Inc. $600 million refinery in Durham and a related LNG plant plan for Newington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
UPI
New Hampshire
Aristotle Onassis
George Roberts
Newington
Onassis
Olympic Refineries Inc
Durham
Rye
Olympic
Dudley Dudley
Dudley
An &1
Ketts
Meldrim Thomson
National Governors’ Conference
Washington
Governor’s Office
Energy
William Simon
Marshall Cobleigh
House
Cobleigh
James O’neil
Chesterfield
George Twigg
Gilmanton
John Winn
Nashua
Gene Daniels
D-Franklin
Daniell
Daniels
Maurice Read
Derry
Read
Rochester
Malcolm J. Stevenson
Bethlehem
Stevenson
Philip R. Currier
Bpelham
Manchester selectmen form goals for revenue sharing plan
The five member Manchester board met for the first time electing Emil Zoufaly as chairman and Lois Mattison as secretary. They debated revenue sharing, proposed prioritizing capital improvements, and planned public input and planning commission involvement while considering the town garage, sewer extensions, and a year round pool location. Fire coverage to Winhall was also to be discussed with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley K. Porter
Manchester
I. Stanford Zecher Jr
Lois Mattison
Douglas Schner
Ralph Fleming Jr
Emil Zoufaly
Porter
Martha Elliott Manchester
Board of Selectmen
Zoufaly
Mattison
Ralph Fleming
New Selectmen
Schner
Planning Commission
Fleming
Zecher
Winhall
Meet Your Candidates draws crowd in Hoosick Falls
About 100 attendees filled the VFW rooms for the Independent Party pre election gathering in Hoosick Falls. Candidates for three trustee seats spoke on restoring the Municipal Building, contrasting the People's Party push to demolish with calls to preserve and repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
N.Y
Independent Party
VFW
School Street
Gary Albowicz
W. LeRoy Baker
Edwin J. Schneider Jr
Donald E. Bogardus
People’s Party
Baker
Severson
Leo Albowicz
Albowicz
William H. Burns
Hoosick Falls court fines and local notices
Justice John A Mahar handled 16 February motor vehicle cases with $295 in fines. Roewer pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of seventh degree criminal possession, three years on drug free probation. Slick received three years probation after pleading guilty to petit larceny. prior grand larceny cited over a snowmobile theft. Holton fined $15 for an unsafe left turn. The King's Daughters circle elected Mrs Gordon Jones president and announced officers and committees. Donations supported Harrison and Leibach funds, and dolls for Indians were solicited. Next meeting at Mrs Gordon Jones’s home. Saturday religious education at Pownal Elementary School. AA meet at Pownal Rec Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Hoosick
John A. Mahar
Mahar
David Roewer
Eagle Bridge
Patrick J. Slick
Berlin
Peterson Power Equipment
North Hoosick
Richard Holton
Shaftsbury
North Petersburg
John Frier
Charles Frazier
Norma Brenenstuhl
Ann Armstrong
Ruth Peereboom
Ruth Burns
Lawrence Wheaton
Mabel Smith
Elizabeth Holmes
Wesley Durkee
Edwin Brenenstuhl
Battenkill Grange notes March meeting and March 9 session
Battenkill Grange 487 of West Arlington met March 6 for Bring A Friend Night. Robert Pamuk discussed Green Mountain Forest Youth Conservation Corps and camping. March 15 deadline for a youth program. Arlington Rescue Squad needs an ambulance. Green Mountain Granger subscriptions offered. Townshend CSSV to run outdoor education session March 9 for teachers at West River Valley Greenway. call 365 7754.
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Battenkill Grange
West Arlington
Robert Pamuk
Manchester
Green Mountain Forest
Youth Conservation Corps
Mabel Crofut
Mike Hayes
Richard
Beverly King
King
The
Arlington
Herbert Pelletier
Castleton
State Grange
Green Mountain Granger
Banner
Belle Decker
Pelletier
Crofut
Gayle Paustian
Charleston
Arlington Lions
William Bowen
Rochester
Perkinsville
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange
Mt. Equinox Grange Hall
Home Economics
Helen Whitman
National
Janet Sullivan
Home Economics Committee
Doris Wright
Abbie Baker
Townshend
Conservation Society of
Vermont
CSSV
West River Valley
Books of 1930s and juvenile titles listed by publishers
A mixed catalog of adult and juvenile works with authors and publishers across multiple genres. Notable entries include Time Life editors’ This Fabulous Century 1930 1940 and Platt The Princess Stakes Murder, alongside Wodehouse and Westlake titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time- Life
Colby
Wodehouse
Morris
Platt
Westlake
Westfall
Turner
Stapley
New England
Brent
Nitschke
Amen
Breslin
Mason
Man
Romanes
Woods
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Manchester Selectmen
ABC
S. Schner
Recreation Committee
Selectmen
Schneider
Bogardus
Gordon Jones
King’s Daughters
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
O— Alcoholics Anonymous
Battenkill
FIX Stores
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Rte
Campbells’ Commission Auctions
Pittstown
Bennington
Troy
Bill Campbell
P.S
McCullough Library
Endicott
Burdick
Bernstein
Tommy
Chuck Roast
Walker
Savings & Loan Association
Main Street
Equal Housing Lender
Walter Hayne
Grosso
Williamstown
Mass
Candle Mill
East Arlington, Vermont
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